Today is the first work day after Halloween. You may be hungover, like me, or suffering from insulin shock because no trick or treaters came to your house and you ate the entire bag of fun size Butterfingers, like Matt. Here is what happens when you try to scare Tyrone. Hit the jump for an instant South Park classic which will be in your head all day.
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I don’t even know if that is a real sentence up there in the title? Nor do I care at this point. I’m happy! Happy as all get out that I will be able to spend even more time in my favorite little Colorado town known as South Park. I’ve got a lot of great memories there. I saw the South Park Cows in their first football game, I saw the boys take on Scuttlebutt with Patrick Duffy as a leg, and saw the demise of Chef (sorry for the spoiler). You’ll even see Manbearpig around here in Scuba’s avatar. Truth is, we are fans around here.
Coming this week to Xbox Live is the longest game title ever to hit the XBLA service. South Park: Let’s Go Tower Defense Play! is set to hit Xbox Live this week for 800 MS points. Word on the street is it’s actually a South Park game that DOESN’T suck Chef’s chocolate salty balls. Check it out if you have some free time, but be sure to watch out for the yellow snow.
The other new title to hit this week is LucasArt’s Lucidity, a 2D puzzle platformer that follows a non-stop walking young girl named Sophie. The art style and venture away from the cash money franchises of Indy and Star Wars is enough reason to check this game out. This is also the same group that brought us the greatness that is The Secret of Monkey Island, so the gameplay and idea should be top notch. It’s easy to figure out from the South Park title that it’s a tower defense game. In Lucidity, you will be tasked with figuring out which item to use, and then placing said items in Sophie’s path to prevent her from falling to her death. Can’t wait to check both of these out!
Both will be released today for 800 Microsoft Imagination Land-Reading Rainbow-Couric’s (shit measurement) from Xbox Live.
Check this out. They guys over at Gizmodo had the great idea to model a PSP Go after Eric Cartman. I can honestly see the resemblance. Nice work gentlemen. Nice work indeed.
I had no idea this was a real song until I googled it. I really thought the guys from South Park made this up on their own. Though a little disappointed its satirical as opposed to original, nevertheless, its still funny and disturbing. When he says, “Be careful, I’m delicate like a flower”, I swear I cringed.
Yeah, Through the Fire and Flames is fucking insane. On expert, I get to 1% before failing. Hey, at least it isn’t 0% (yes, it’s possible). Anyway, check out these two guys playing co-op on the craziest song ever and scoring over 1 million points. Guess what it should say at the end of the song? I’ll give you a hint: watch South Park.
In what could be one of the greatest South Park Episodes ever, “Make Love, Not Warcraft” won the Animated Program Primetime Emmy Award (for Programming Less Than One Hour).
In “Make Love, Not Warcraft”, Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny come into contact with a gamer who doesn’t play by the rules. Even the executives of Blizzard Entertainment don’t know how to stop the renegade and are forced to put all of their hope into the hands of the kids of South Park. The boys dedicate their lives to defeating the mad gamer and saving the game for all.
If you haven’t seen this episode, go find it somewhere because it’s hilarious. I can’t believe they gave an Emmy to a show that features Cartman shitting all over his mom (literally). Too funny.
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